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HomeYour LettersThe circus is over

The circus is over

Now the Canberra Circus is over and the winner named, it will be interesting to see how the PM will sort out her priorities between the real needy and the imposters.
Up until present times the Australians struggling to make ends meet have been put at the end of the queue behind the boat people where so much has been splurged on their demands and rights. There has been a long queue of our own people waiting for years for housing accommodation that these people get without a problem, as well as free hand outs from social security with all associated benefits that has cost so much of our tax.
Now, the PM must have to make some choices about the continuation of them breaking in without being invited, as well as not needed, if fairness comes into the realm of loyalty and commitment to her own people. Power increases have blown out of control in every commodity required to maintain our way of life, especially low income earners and pensioners, all of whom have contributed to society.
Eric Di Losa

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